Mathematics for Machine Technology
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Chapter 19, Problem 13A
Analyze each of the following problems to determine whether the problem is a direct or inverse proportion. Set up the proportion and solve.
13. Two forgings are made of the same stainless steel alloy. A forging, which weighs 76.00 kilograms, contains 0.38 kilogram of chromium. How many kilograms of chromium does the second forging contain if it weighs 96.00 kilograms? Round the answer to 2 decimal places.
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